The Eames Fiberglass Chair, in fact, is just furniture. A design revolution created by the legendary designers Charles and Ray Eames in the 1950s. One of the first to bring industrial materials employed in home furniture design, this molded fiberglass shell chair quickly became a cultural icon because of its sleek profile and minimalist form encapsulating the essence of mid-century modernism. 

Form and function in harmony within the Eames Fiberglass Chair would explain its timelessness. The shell design really contours the body with ergonomic support and surprise comfort even without upholstery. And it comes in a wide range of colors and base styles-that classic Eiffel base, the rocking chair version, as well as others. This chair allows continual changing styles. Into space aesthetics at the dining room table, home office, or as an accent in the living room, it instantly adds sophistication.

Indeed, it is still produced today by Herman Miller using more sustainable fiberglass processes that respect the original design and are environmentally more considerate. Rather, it is the aesthetics that make the Eames Fiberglass Chair a much-coveted object - about design history and craftsmanship,- for both collectors and interior designers. 

If you are looking for that perfect piece that would tie the vintage with modern relevance, the Eames Fiberglass Chair   is a classic that will continue defining good design from generation to generation.